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Open Letter to Charlie Sheen

By: Warrior (Diary)  |  February 25th, 2011 at 12:07 PM  | 

RESIZE: AAA

Oh, so you think my wife and kids are ugly, huh?  I got news for you dummy.  Beauty is skin deep, but ugly is to the bone and brother, your as ugly as they come.  Ugly is as ugly does and your big mouth is beyond ugly.  You need to wake up from your (alleged) cocaine infested delusions and smell the coffee.  Nobody cares about you, your (alleged) drugs, your whores, your useless sycophants or your sick life style.  I would not trade my life for ten of yours.  You’re pathetic.  The rest of us are happily going about our business, enjoying our lives, raising our families and not giving you a second thought — not until you show up on radio and TV to insult us. 

But Charlie Sheen, you are the denoument of the left wing dream.  Your rant is indicative of the self-righteous arrogance which characterizes nearly everybody on the left.  You think you are better than everyone else because you believe you are prettier?  Ha!  What an imbecile.  I agree that you are a pretty boy, but your intellect is a vast wasteland.  With all that money, all you can think of to do is hire hookers and get drunk.  What a lame-brain!

This is exactly where value free, non-judgmental, politically correct socialism leads — to a life bereft of meaning and purpose.  Charlie, the only thing you have left is a coterie of drooling lackeys telling you whatever you want to hear in an effort to stay in the supposed “circle of cool.”  Surprise, even mindless debauchery has its limits.  The tide is swiftly turning so that soon your “big star” cachet will dim to the point that even your crowd of (alleged) dope using pals will desert you.  Where will you be then, genius?  If anyone ever wonders what a country dominated by godless, leftist mooonbats will look like, all they need do is cast a weary glance your way.  The river of putrid sewage which has become your life would very soon become characteristic of our national ethos.

As one grows older and, with hope, wiser, one begins to see that a life free of personal responsibility is not worth living.  A completely selfish existence is in truth a hellish nightmare – kind of like yours.  Look at all the supposed “little people” you have put out of work.  And some of them may even be decent folks trying to raise families.  You are the harbinger of morbid excess, not George W. Bush.  You are the anti-paraclete of the Evil Spirit and the demon of the sinful Nature of Man.  You are what happens when a man makes choices free of moral obligation or personal conviction. 

The sad thing is, there are thousands, nay, millions of poor slobs just like you out there who have drunk the kool-aid of personal aggrandizement and abhored the milk of personal responsibility.  Unfortunately, but thanks to your example and the example of others like you, they are leading lives which are equally empty, disgusting and sick.  Some sit in boardrooms and some stand in welfare lines, but they have all been duped by Hollywood’s endless show of holier-than-thou haughtiness and infantile mockery of decent Americans in “fly over” country.  The tragedy is, most do not have the money to buy their way out of the crappy mess they make while pursuing the “glam lifestyle” so often portrayed by Hollyweird.  Most of them end up as wards of the state who now must live off public assistance.  Here’s another news flash Charlie — I cannot afford much more of that crap either!!!

So, congrats to you, Carlos Irwin Estevez.  You are living the fantasy of every thirteen-year-old boy in the world.  Too bad you are a 44 year-old “man” with SIX children.  What a ridiculous loser.  Get help Charlie, you are one sick star.

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  • hoosierteacher

    I hate Sheen for portraying Navy Seals as being maverick pricks, cheating on his family, and hanging with porno chicks and doing coke. But what does that have to do with this site?

  • http://impudent.edublogs.org/ kyle8

    or is it Kaddafi, or Quaddafi?

  • hoosierteacher

    Qadaffi murders his own people, is directly responsible for much of the terrorism we had pre Al Qadda, and is one ugly son of a …

    Charlie Sheen has single handedly ruined much of the United States fare on television and at the movies.

    On second thought, uhm, we really can’t turn this post into much of a political discussion after all.

    : )

  • aesthete

    Having 40 female virgin bodyguards sounds an awful lot like something Sheen might do…

  • chbroussard

    I think the point could be made that Charlie Sheen’s attitude and actions are like a lot of our current politicians in the Democrat Party. They, too, exude the attitude that they are prettier than the rest of us. Their rants of self-riighteous indignation, just like Mr. Sheen, can be seen in the halls of Congress on a daily basis. Some of these guys may not be high on drugs, but they are definitely high on power.

    So while Charlie’s actions are not really politically related, for me it isn’t much of a stretch to see a similarity between him and some of the DC elite crowd.

  • hoosierteacher

    But I didn’t see any mention of democrats in the post.

    Or is Charlie hiding out and refusing to show up to work? lol

  • hoosierteacher

    …may or may not be female. Still, I don’t know of much “virginity” in Sheen’s presence. : )

  • chbroussard
  • Warrior

    movies are not advertised as vehicles for left-wing propaganda either, but they often end up being just that.

    So, when Hollywood lays off politics, I’ll lay off Hollywood. Deal?

  • hoosierteacher

    You are right.

    Now what does the Charlie Sheen versus the producers of his show (or your dislike of Sheen) have to do with anything in government or politics?

    : )

  • Vegas_Rick

    There’s a discussion about liberals and socialists and their collective lack of values. Sheen beinbg the inevitable result.

    It’s vague but it’s there.

  • hoosierteacher

    And very vague too, indeed.

    Well if it makes Warrior any happier, I never planned to vote for Mr. Sheen and will CERTAINLY not do so now.

    : )

  • Warrior

    that the gubmint was behind 9/11. If that doesn’t make him a political target for the right, I don’t know what does.

    And if you think my message that the Godless, self-absorbed, non-judgmental leftist cohorts in Hollywood are leading and will lead our country into the moral sewer is vague, you ain’t been paying attention.

    Besides, who made you the thread police? Or website scold? I’ve printed thousands of words of pure political content on RS. I’ve also been on here for over six years. So, if you are a newcomer, find someplace else to play… :-)

  • jazzycmk

    …..is has anyone been charged for his last “party”?

    There was a briefcase of cocaine involved. Does he just get a pass because he did in-home rehabiliation (whatever that is)?

    Guy is out of control. CBS might take a short-tem hit, but they were right to pull the plug. I just feel bad for everyone else working on that show. Charlie has messed up a good thing for a lot of people.

  • Warrior

    Paying for one’s health care? — personal respnsibility

    Living the consequences of unwanted pregnancy? — personal responsibility

    Living within one’s means? — personal responsibility

    Voting for fiscal rationality in gubmint, whether a citizen or a pol? — personal responsibility

    Using guns safely? — personal responsibility

    Remembering that vacation homes are taxable? — personal responsibility

    Presenting a relatively decent example for your six children? — personal responsibility

    Showing up for work so thousands of other employees don’t suffer? — personal responsibility

    Getting help for a drinking problem? — personal responsibility

    Going to work in your state’s capital so they can vote? — personal responsibility

    Paying one’s way in the world? — personal responsibility

    Paying for one’s children? — personal responsibility

    Hoosierteacher, you can stop me when you get the point…

    Controlling one’s sexual appetites? — personal responsibility

    Staying healthy, e.g. quitting smoking? — personal responsibility

    Earning one’s own money rather than using gubmint extortion? — personal responsibility

    Making the grade, getting the job or earning the promotion without special breaks? — personal responsibility

    Providing your family with a father, rather than a just a check? — personal responsibility

    Is this clear enough for you hoosierteacher? Or shall I go on?

    Not having sex with an intern in the White house? — personal responsibility

    Not letting black panthers off the hook? — personal responsibility

    Not hiring commie symps as “czars” — personal responsibility

    Not hiring NAMBLA cheerleaders as “czars” — personal responsibility

    Not assuming any arrest by a white cop of a black perp involves “racism?” — personal responsibility

    Serving one’s country when call, rather than dodging? —- personal responsibility

    —————————————-

  • renny

    Now there is leftwing Hollywood Sheen-shine propaganda for lesbians (and delusional maniacs, if any relation), or Brokeback Mt. for ballerinas.

    And, for the record, Sheen was once a pretty boy. But look at him now, he surely is now longer, any more than are the attractions of Keynes that all the other Marxist attractions so-called intellectuals have embraced for 150 years.

    And that’s part of the problem. The idea is old and today, Sheen and Black Swan clones and his lifestyle are old, worn out, and proven false. That train has left the station and Charlie’s ticket has been punched. Talk about mixed metaphors.

  • nilram

    I wasn’t paying much attention to the Charlie Sheen debacle before I read this. Now I’ve done some reading.

    You know I always thought that the the “half” in “Two and a Half Men” referred to the boy in the show. I guess I was wrong.

  • http://itsonlywords55.wordpress.com itsonlywords

    Last time I checked, RedState was a conservative site. There’s more to being a conservative than politics.

  • c17wife

    n/t

  • http://www.examiner.com/x-1597-Charlotte-Law--Politics-Examiner Mike gamecock DeVine

    was this in reply to? And btw, great to see Warrior comments again. I haven’t seen you in a while.

  • http://www.examiner.com/x-1597-Charlotte-Law--Politics-Examiner Mike gamecock DeVine
  • http://beaglescout.wordpress.com Beaglescout

    It’s the kind of diary people might want to Recommend.

  • marshmom

    I can’t even stand to watch any of their pomp and circumstance ego fests like the Emmy’s, Golden Globes, etc.

    These people are the very ones who preach about how terrible and selfish the evil “conservatives” are, but they are the ones parading around in millions of dollars worth of clothing, jewelry and accessories. Now they’re saying goodie bags for stars are passe–now it’s goodie SUITES!! That’s right–whole hotel rooms full of free stuff for already filthy rich, holier than thou, deliriously over indulged hypocrites.

    How many of them actually volunteer to pay more in taxes every year?? I wonder why…..if they’re so concerned with our state of affairs and the “poor”.

    They truly want to make me puke and Charlie Sheen is just the latest to show everyone what Hollywood REALLY is.

  • Warrior

    politics is only one front in the battle to take back our country…

  • Warrior

    Gamecock. Made my day.

    As to the intended recipient of my “personal responsibility” tirade, it was probably hoosierteacher or one of the others who couldn’t see any “political” relevance to my rant about Sheen.

    No, my diary was not a dry statistical analysis of the centrist percentage who voted in Ohio’s last Democratic Primary for Sec of State and what that may mean for the BIG PICTURE. However, the culture war sets the stage for the political war, or vice versa. Whichever is the chicken and which the egg, the two are inseparable. Besides, I am sick to death of watching these left wing actors flail away at conservatives (and America) with impunity. They may have a bully pulpit with their T.V. and movies, but we’ve got REDSTATE!

    Oh BTW, Mike, I’ve just begun a Ph.D. program, so my time willl be limited for the next few years. I will try to keep a hand in, especially with erudite folks like you on board…

  • Warrior

    Man, you sho ’nuff got dat right…

  • http://www.examiner.com/x-1597-Charlotte-Law--Politics-Examiner Mike gamecock DeVine

    loved your stuff!

  • Warrior

    Their true beliefs inform and lead to their arrogant, in-your-face lifestyle — selfish, self-centered, self-absorbed, self-righteous and self-deluded.

    Great post Mom.

    (Of course, there are a few exceptions: Jon Voight, Dennis Miller, John Wayne, etc.)

  • conservativemusician

    if we’re talking about keeping virgin bodyguards around Sheen, if you know what I’m sayin’ :-) Also, is there such a thing as a female eunuch? Never heard of that.

  • conservativemusician

    And I too am so sick of the way this type of behavior by is accepted and condoned and splashed all over the media. This also goes for all those stupid reality shows (Jersey Shore, Real Housewives of wherever, Jerry Springer, etc. ad infinitum). You haven’t truly arrived in Hollywood unless you’ve spent at least 2 stints in rehab, so Sheen is a true superstar by this standard. The coarsening of our culture continues and it’s only going to stop when people stop paying attention to them, stop buying their merchandise, and stop paying hard earned money to see their movies when it could be put to far better use, like say taking back our country.

  • http://www.examiner.com/x-1597-Charlotte-Law--Politics-Examiner Mike gamecock DeVine

    to Jimi Hendrix? Beatles? Byrds? or only Bach? I know Mozart is out of the question…smile

  • kowalski

    I still think of Charlie Sheen in “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” and he’s still living that role in his private life.

    The worst part of it is that I think he’s a very talented and gifted actor when he actually tries and doesn’t bitch and moan about the role. When he resonates well with the role he’s playing, there aren’t many actors better than he is. It’s like watching a slow train wreck while he makes a mess of his life right now, he’s wrecking the gifts God gave him, despite all his protestations to the contrary, where he’s going is a dead end, emphasis on Dead.

    I have no doubt that he despises some of the people he has talked about recently – and probably for good reasons. But he’s heedless. He has no track record right now of being anything other than a recovered addict who has a lot of talent and a smart mouth while he’s sober.

    He should really go on vacation with Robert Downey, Jr. and the two of them should start an indie film company together, and really do some great work.

    I hope it works out for him. He’s a liberal but I don’t want to see him fail, I want to see him grow up and quit lashing out at people for problems he caused himself.

    You can’t be in FBDO forever, Charlie. You might always be able to hang out with the porn stars but you’re getting older, unmistakably. Take some time and get yourself straight and stop sabotaging yourself are the things I would say to him if I had the chance to tell him face to face.

    If anyone in the world needs to worry less about what other people are doing and worry about himself, it’s Charlie Sheen, unfortunately.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRbzZG_JxYY

  • http://www.examiner.com/x-1597-Charlotte-Law--Politics-Examiner Mike gamecock DeVine
  • kowalski

    Despite what he says about curing his own mind and my sentence above about his being a recovered addict, let’s face it Charlie – if it doesn’t last the next time isn’t going to be a great publicity tour, it’s going to be the rehash of the same old story of your debauched return to booze, drugs, pills and hookers.

    You can be as ballsy as you’d like right now but with the story you’ve made of yourself, six months from now people *won’t* forget that you can’t keep it together. And then it’s over.

    You’re running out of lives.

  • kowalski

    It’s true, and Drudge helped make him that way. But being bigger than the Oscars is going to cut both ways for the boy genius who is on his own eponymous drug, because now that he has the spotlight…half of the people in the world are waiting to see him fall into the shadows, and he’s dancing on the edge.

  • kowalski

    George Michael hasn’t crashed anything or wrecked anything or wound up in the bushes with his pants down in the past few months, so there’s a vaccum there and Charlie Sheen has had to fill it.

  • http://UnitedConservativesofVirginia Cargosquid

    Isn’t he related to someone famous?

    Oh, yeah…he was in one of those stupid baseball movies….as someone called Wild Thing……

    Has he done anything since?

    As an aside, compare Robert Downey Jr with Sheen? Both have drug problems. One of them manned up.

  • kowalski

    If he wants to sound like a kook, he’s sounding more like one every day. First he rips the hotel in New York apart, then he goes to rehab, then he basically quits his job, then he goes on Alex Jones’ and does the Jew-baiting thing, then he goes back and says he never quit, and he’s ready to work. The Drama! The Drama!

    He’s just jerking people all over the place. Somewhere there’s a barometer in there but Charlie Sheen is, at this point, in the realm of very exoatmospheric. If he’s trying to do something creative I don’t understand what it is except having some kind of enormously spectacular flame out, like pure sodium dropped in water. His career might be at the bottom of the sea for a long time to come.

    People have seen this stuff before with stars of this magnitude. Now he’s launching a 300 million dollar lawsuit which will go nowhere.

    Sad, because all the man needs is to get a grip on himself. He just can’t do it. But right now, he’s the “next big thing.” The entertainment industry in this country is doing so poorly right now they need a lot of eyeballs, and Charlie Sheen is providing them, with Drudge’s help.

  • kowalski

    I have a strange feeling he’s going to run for public office next. I wouldn’t be surprised at all.

  • conservativemusician

    And yes, we musicians of the conservative persuasion do listen to Hendrix, Beatles, Byrds…heck even Ozzy Osbourne on occasion along with all the real classical music. I came of age in the 70s, so that’s where my musical interests primarily lie.

  • http://www.examiner.com/x-1597-Charlotte-Law--Politics-Examiner Mike gamecock DeVine

    of the late 60s songs are liberal, I don’t care because some of the music is the best ever.

  • http://theminorityreportblog.com Repair_Man_Jack
  • Warrior

    and the other comedians on the Dem side of the aisle. LOL (He was hilarious in some of the spoof movies he made earlier, which is more than I can say for the current Sen. from Minn.)

    Anyway, Alex, your comments diplayed a lot more compassion than mine. I feel kind of regretful now. Looking back, I was a little harsh on the boy. He probably suffers from bi-polar disease with co-occurring alcohol deprendence and polysub abuse. I truly hope he gets some help.

    But still, Mel Gibson makes an off color remark while drunk and Hollywood big wigs hollar that “He’ll never work in this town again!” Charlie insults the whole world and nothing much happens. He has to call the show’s producers living scum before they will fire him. Plus, I first heard his arrogant put downs at the gym at 5AM and I really wasn’t in the mood to be insulted by some left-wing drug addict.

    Nonetheless, you are right. He is a suffering human being and REALLY NEEDS SOME PROFESSIONAL HELP. I hope his family and friends get him some quick.

  • williamjameson

    so Sheen should be their poster child as proof the drug abuse is manageable, isn’t that what Charlie said about crack, its manageable if you can handle it socially? Perhaps he could star in a new sitcom centered around his life or join the cast of “Breaking Bad” Sad to see someone wrecking their life but clearly Sheen is concerned about popularity.

    Charlie Sheen is EPIC, he said so himself. ROFL

    I loved the rant that I’m high on drugs because Charlie Sheen is a drug.

    http://www.cnn.com/2011/SHOWBIZ/02/28/charlie.sheen/index.html

    “Come Wednesday morning, they’re going to rename it Charlie Bros., not Warner Bros.,” he said.

    “Now they’re saying I’m crazy,” he told TMZ.com. “I’m passionate and I speak the truth, but I’m crazy.”

    “I’m grandiose,” he said. “I have a grandiose life and I’m embracing it. … It doesn’t fit into their model and their model sucks.”

    Someone ask Charlie his opinion of Obama please.

  • conservativemusician

    I’m able to separate their liberalism from their musical brilliance. They would serve themselves much better if they would just stick to what they know best – music – instead of trying to muck up the works with their boneheaded liberal views. To somewhat get back to the subject of the thread, their views make about as much sense as Sheen’s rants do.

    P.S. I also love Pink Floyd too – especially their stuff from The Wall. Was just listening to a bunch of their stuff on YouTube last night.

  • http://www.examiner.com/x-1597-Charlotte-Law--Politics-Examiner Mike gamecock DeVine

    Hollies, MTB, etc

  • Warrior

    and may I say, I love me some old MOTOWN!

  • kowalski

    I’ve seen and known a lot of talented people (many of whom I don’t agree with politically) destroy themselves and to me what’s even more important than their politics (because I believe people know that and can decide for themselves) is this: “Why on Earth would you willfully wreck something that God gave to you, gifts that few people have and most people envy?”

    It’s a horrible squandering, a terrible and futile selfishness, and I’ve seen and known many people who have done it. Charlie Sheen doesn’t have to do it and thank God Robert Downey, Jr. stopped himself before he destroyed everything he had. In my opinion Robert Downey Jr. is one of the ten greatest living actors in the world right now and a few years ago he was basically left for dead. Charlie Sheen is on that path if he doesn’t stop himself.

    I am sympathetic to addiction problems because I’ve seen them up close and I’ve known people not just in my family but in many other prominent families who suffered from them – and in the end they’re a horrible, selfish waste of life, they’re difficult to cure, nobody is “on their own drug” or “heals that fast” and what happens almost invariably is that they rob everyone of someone they love – and I won’t even speak of what happens to the actual person, themselves.

    In my estimation Sheen needs to spend about 6 months totally sober before he can even thoughtfully talk about himself. He resists it, in fact he doesn’t believe in it, but I will be very surprised if he lives another 10 years thinking that way.

    .

  • kowalski

    According to Drudge his publicist quit and in terms of professional responsibility I would have done the same thing: you can’t effectively, professionally represent someone who is doing what Sheen is doing. It’s impossible because you don’t know who they’re going to be next.

    And I suspect Charlie Sheen doesn’t either, but he’s going to find out fast.

  • Leon H. Wolf

    One of two things are true about Charlie Sheen. Either he is punking us all (and doing a damn good job of it), or he is mentally ill. In either case I don’t think we should be taking what he says as anything at all serious and I am more than a little disturbed at the news orgs who are essentially profiteering off a man’s illness/publicity stunt.

  • conservativemusician

    BTW, did you catch any of the Sheen interview last night on ABC? Really sad stuff.

  • http://www.marklaiminger.org Lammo

    paying any attention to:

    http://www.fultonsheen.com/Archbishop_Fulton_Sheen_biography.cfm

    I doubt there’s any family relation.

  • Warrior

    Now I’m feeling worse and worse that I beat up on the guy. He is obvioulsy a very sick man. I’m beginning to feel sorry for him…

  • Warrior

    Sheen might turn on him next. Anyway, you’re exactly right. Most people do not recover from addiction, sad to say. I guess we all need to pray for him…

  • Warrior

    I cannot recall whether I have had a diary promoted to the Recommended Diaries section before. It’s quite an honor.

    Although, I think my Ethanol piece was much better…

  • hoosierteacher

    I’ve been here since 1.0

    All I read was about your hatred for Charlie Sheen. Had you written that your hatred had to do with leftism in Hollywood, I would have been onboard. The way it reads now, it just looks like you don’t like a particular actor. Now that you’ve clarified it, I expect that it will do much better.

    Frankly, I don’t think Sheen is any worse than the rest of Hollywood. The vast majority of them blame America for everything under the sun whilst they bask in the wealth that this country has given them.

  • Warrior

    your screen name from way back. Have you changed it? Besides, I don’t “hate” anyone. However, I do not appreciate a wealthy, left-wing hypocrite berating my family, my lifestyle and my country. Got it?

    Anyway, when I write pieces for this site, I tend to display a somewhat nuanced style. However, with statements like the following in the first two or three paragraphs, I shouldn’t think my meaning too difficult to discern:

    “Your [Sheen's] rant is indicative of the self-righteous arrogance which characterizes nearly everybody on the left.”

    And:

    “This is exactly where value free, non-judgmental, politically correct socialism leads ? to a life bereft of meaning and purpose.”

    It is no surprise that when people throw off the mores of common decency, as the left is constantly doing, witness the “fleabaggers” in WI, not to mention the more demanding strictures of a religious doctrine, one becomes selfish, arrogant and haughty.

    Surely such a message is not so difficult to discern from the few paragraphs I penned above, especially for a “teacher.”